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I have a bad pain on my lower side i had a full hysterectomy and the pain has come back my hormones r going crazy im depress and no energy wut i do?
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Exam, labs, sonogram: You should see a gynecologist or a family physician for an evaluation of the source of your pain. You may need blood or urine tests, possibly an ultrasound or an evaluation of your bowels.
Answered 10/23/2012
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